FaceofMoe

As someone with a pretty significant disability, I've obviously faced a lot of barriers to exploring sex and sexual identity as fully as I'd like. People unfortunately often assume the disabled are asexual, and whats more we often don't fit neatly into gender stereotypes. My being four feet with the voice of a preteen being a good example. While I've considered hiring a sex worker, I worry the experience might make having a real, lasting sexual partnership seem like an even more distant possibility. Plus I really dread the thought of making someone uncomfortable, or money being a factor in forcing someone into a situation they secretly were super not okay with. Any thoughts?

You are a self-righteous dick.

I'm a dwarf, and while I don't fully agree or understand your reasons for doing the surgery, I hope it's affected your life for the better. However, I can't help being slightly ill at ease reading the justifications listed above. We shouldn't have to cut into our legs and break bones to avoid being stared at or dress how we please... :(

Professor,

I believe Israel to be an Theocratic apartheid state, actively engaging in the mass murder of Palestinians. If I wanted to write on the subject, why does that imply that I'm not equally opposed to the horrors perpetrated by Saudi Arabia, Syria or even the nightmarish Imperialism of the US?

Additionally, by supporting disinvestment in Israel and sanctions on the international stage, does that support alone make my view anti-Semitic?

And are those who write on the KSA encouraged to ask themselves why they aren't writing about Israel?